The Coming Earthquake in Photography
If the change from film to digital was the equivalent of a magnitude 5 earthquake, the changes to photography in the next 10 years will be equivalent of a magnitude 10.
by Dirck Halstead
The Re-Death of Life Last month, Time Inc. announced that it was suspending publication of the weekly Life magazine.
by David Friend
The Age of Manipulation
The age we live in is one of many varieties. For that reason, the time in which we live has many names.
by Ron Steinman
A Letter From New Orleans: Fais do-do
Front pages do not interest me any more.
by Jim Gabour
Views from Other Places
If there's one piece of advice based on my own experience that I feel confident to give to younger photographers it's this: When photographing rock concerts use hearing protection.
by Peter Howe
News from the Photo Agencies
The two parts of this column go together for reasons that will become apparent as you read on.
by Ron Steinman
Bring Aspirin
If you're going to spend a few months in France, bring aspirin. Or acetaminophen (Tylenol). Or whatever your over-the-counter pain reliever of choice is.
by James Colburn
Tech Tips
I cannot get my computers to communicate with my EOS-1D Mark II.
by Chuck Westfall
Common Cents: Traitors - The Fifth Column of Freelancing
Every day brings news of more casualties. Media company business managers literally laugh about photographers who assist them in turning a highly skilled profession into a commodity.
by Mark Loundy
Nuts & Bolts JPEGS vs. Raw
When I was a child (in terms of the digital experience), I shot as a child and shot JPEGs.
by Bill Pierce